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February 11, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Elysium’, ‘Space Sweepers’, Blade Runner, Blockbuster, capitalism, Cowboy Bebop, diversity, entertaining, Epic, Exciting, Firefly, Guardians of the Galaxy, Jin Seon-kyu, Jo Sung-hee, Kim Tae-ri, Korea, Korean cinema, languages, Mu-Yeol Kim, multicultural, netflix, parasite, Park Ye-Rin, post-apocalyptic, poverty, representation, Richard Armitage, sci-fi, social commentary, Song Joong-Ki, South Korea, space, space sweepers review, streaming, transgender, WALL-E, Yoo Hae-Jin, Yoo-kang Seo-ae, Yoon Seung-min, Mario Yuwono
Netflix’s ‘Space Sweepers’: A Familiar But Wildly Fun Sci-Fi Action-Adventure from South Korea
‘Space Sweepers’ is a very exciting and entertaining film, delivering escapist fun and spectacle with a dash of social commentary....
February 8, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1950s, 1950s Italy, Anna Maria De Luca, Antonio Gerardi, Bianca Schettino, Ciccio Paradiso, class struggle, Cumpa Schettino, Donato Placido, drama, Elena Ferrante, Erminio Truncellito, Federica Torchetti, Federico Ferrandina, Gaia Bermani Amaral, Gian Filippo Corticelli, Giorgio Careccia, historical drama, Italian, Italian film, Italy, Ivo Micioni, L’ultimo paradiso, Leonardo Alberto Moschetta, Lucia Paradiso, Lucia Zotti, Mimmo Mignemi, My Brilliant Friend, Neapolitan Novels, netflix, Nicoletta Carbonara, Pasquale Ricciardulli, period drama, Riccardo Scamarcio, Rocco Ricciardulli, Romance, romantic drama, The Last Paradiso, The Last Paradiso Netflix, The Last Paradiso review, Valentina Cervi, Claire L. Wong
‘The Last Paradiso’: A Beautifully-Shot Portrait of a Small Rural Town
Netflix’s new Italian-language film ‘The Last Paradiso’ covers many genres, including romantic drama and historical class struggle....
February 7, 2021CINEMA TOP, ANIMATION, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2D Animation, 3D Animation, adaptation, animation, anime, CGI, children, coming-of-age, Earwig and the Witch, family, family-friendly, fantasy, Female Perspective, From Up on Poppy Hill, Goro Miyazaki, Hayao Miyazaki, hbo max, Isao Takahata, Japan, Japanese, Miyazaki, Music, My Neighbor Totoro, Paul Zelinsky, Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, Studio Ghibli, Tales from Earthsea, Toshio Suzuki, Witch, Young Girl, Lana Nguyen
‘Earwig and the Witch’ Makes History as Studio Ghibli’s First 3D Animated Film
'Earwig and the Witch': The whimsical coming of age story follows a young witch trying to find a sense of belonging. ...
February 5, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 1950s, action, Akira Kurosawa, art, Battle, black and white, cinema, Climactic, Epic, Exciting, Feudal, Foreign, Isuzu Yamada, Japan, King Lear, Lady Washizu, Macbeth, Memorable, Ran, Samuraï, Sanjuro, Seven Samurai, Shakespeare, Throne Of Blood, Toshirô Mifune, tragedy, violent, Visually Stunning, Washizu, World Cinema, Yojimbo, Amhara Chamberlayne
‘Throne of Blood’: Akira Kurosawa’s Compelling Shakespeare Adaptation, A Striking Cinematic Experience
‘Throne Of Blood’ is a must-see for those interested in Kurosawa and/or cinematic Shakespeare adaptations, enhanced by great performances....
February 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Acting, Adam Turczyk, All My Friends Are Dead, All My Friends Are Dead review, cheesy, Comedy, dark comedy, Editing, ensemble cast, entertaining, Foreign Film, gore, Horror, House of the Rising Sun, Jan Belcl, Julia Wieniawa-Narkiewicz, netflix, Netflix original, new, Nikodem Rozbicki, performances, plot twist, Polish, rock’n’roll, Scary, Screenwriting, slow burn, soundtrack, surprise ending, The Animals, thriller, violent, Caroline Adamec
‘All My Friends Are Dead’: The Perfect Polish Horror Film for a Saturday Movie Night
Ultimately, ‘All My Friends Are Dead’ succeeds at doing the one thing a movie should do: entertain us...
February 2, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, afghan cinema, afghan film, afghan history, Afghanistan, afghanistan war, al qaeda, arif herati, bin laden, burqa, cinema history, cinema verite, ebrahim ghafori, Film History., film review, islam, Italian neorealism, kabul, kabul war, khwaja nader, marina golbahari, movie review, muslim, neorealism, osama, osama movie review, osama review, percian film, persian cinema, persian history, realism, siddiq barmak, taliban, verite, zubaida sahar, Daniel Choi
‘Osama’ Tells the Story of a Girl Who Disguises Herself as a Boy to Find a Job
‘Osama’ - Afghan neorealism and life under the Taliban, the first film shot entirely in Afghanistan following the Taliban’s ban on movies....
February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, A Dog’s Purpose, A Dog’s Way Home, Acha Sepriasa, Budi Utomo, cinema, Daemon Mind, Dog Days, foreign movies, global movies, Gundala, Hachi: A Dog’s Tale, hollywood, hulu, indonesian movies, international movies, jennifer aniston, josh gad, June & Kopi, june & kopi review, Makayla Rose Hilli, Marley & Me, Maulana Ishak, Monge, netflix, Noviandra Santosa, Owen Wilson, Richard Gere, Ryan Delon, Sakral, Strawberry SurpriseRyan Delon, Test Pack, Titien Wattimena, Armando Brigham
‘June & Kopi’: A Well-Intentioned Film For Any Fans of Family Pet Dramas and International Cinema
Though 'June & Kopi' falls short of being a spectacular piece of Cinema, there is still heart there that keeps the film worthwhile, and the dogs are adorable....
February 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action, action suspense, action thriller, Àlex Monner, Andrés Gertrúdix, Antonio Frutos, Bajocero, Below Zero, below zero review, cold, COPS, Édgar Vittorino, Fernando Navarro, fight for survival, Florin Opritescu, freezing, Isaac Vila, Isak Férriz, Javier Gutiérrez, Josep Amorós, Karra Elejalde, life or death, Lluís Quílez, Luis Callejo, Miquel Gelabert, netflix movie, Netflix original, Patrick Criado, Pedro Uriol, police, prisoner, prisoner transfer, streaming, suspense, suspense-thriller, thriller, Zacarías M. de la Riva, Claire L. Wong
Netflix’s Suspense-Thriller ‘Below Zero’ is a Chilling Fight for Survival
The Spanish-language thriller 'Below Zero' has exciting and engaging action sequences in the film, and its greatest feat is how well it builds suspense....
January 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Ashton Kutcher, Benito Martinez, Britain, Cary Elwes, Charles Darwin, Danny Glover, Dina Meyer, Foreign Film, Jeon Jong-seo, Jeong Hui-sun, Jo Young-jik, Ken Leung, Korean Film, korean films, korean movies, Lee Chung-hyun, Mackenzie Vega, Matthew Parkhill, Michael Emerson, Mike Butters, netflix, netflix the call, Park Shin-hye, Paul Gutrecht, Puerto Rican, Shawnee Smith, Steven Yeun, surrealism, Syd Lim, the call, the call korean film, the call review, Tobin Bell, Tom and Jerry, Yoo- Ah in, Melissa McGrath
Korean Film ‘The Call’ Review: “Did Somebody Dial Time Travel?”
Deserting reason and realism, ‘The Call’ whips us into a luxated game of cat and mouse....
January 29, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, most-featured, Aan, Anarkali, Baghdadi Jews, Ben Moshe, Bhikaran, bollywood, Bollywood feminism, Bollywood religion, Bollywood silent films, Bombay Ki Billi, Dadasaheb Phalke award, Esther Victoria Abraham, First Miss India, Florence Ezekiel Nadira, Haider Ali, Hindi film industry, Hindi films, Indian film industry, Indira BA, Indira MA, Jewish actors, Jewish Bollywood, Jewish Bollywood stars, Jewish community India, Jewish Indian actors, Josh, Madhuri, miss india, Mother India, Nadira, Pramila, Ruby Myers, Shalom Bollywood, Sulochana, The Savage Princess, Ulti Ganga, Veer Bala, Wildcat of Bombay, Mirhan Tariq
The Jewish Actresses Who Ruled as Bollywood Heroines in Secret, and Shaped the Largest Film Industry in the World
There was a time in Bollywood when actresses were not allowed to perform in movies at all - enter Jewish actresses playing Indian roles....
January 26, 2021GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘The Burglar, apple tv+, Assa Raviv, Aviva Marks, Ayelet Zurer, bong joon ho, Chelli Goldenberg, Gal Toren, Gal TorenNadav Hanin, Guy Levy, Hadas Jade Sakori, hollywood, Home Before Dark’ ‘For All of Mankind’, Idit Paran, Jonathon Paran, Keren Noyman, Lihi Kornowski, Losing Alice, losing alice review, m night shyamalan, Man of Steel, Mirit Toovi, Munich, Nadav Palti, Nova Doval, Rachel Paran, Rotem Yaron, Servant, Shai Avivi, Sigal Avin, Sigalit Fuchs, Sisters, Tamar Mozes-Borovitz, The Commune, Tom Armony, Tom Darom, Up the Wrong Tree, Yael Hersonski, Yossi Marshek, Armando Brigham
Review: Apple TV Hits the Jackpot Again with Creator Sigal Avin’s ‘Losing Alice’
Israeli Auteur Sigal Avin wins with Losing Alice’s hushed, brittle, gripping plot, aesthetically captivating imagery, and incredible performances on Apple TV....
January 25, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, most-featured, #metoo, Anthony Hopkins, Avengers: Endgame, black comedy, black panther, Black Widow, Boy, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Cate Blanchett, chris hemsworth, Comedy, cult classic, Eagle vs Shark, Flight of the Concords, Hunt for the Wilder People, Jermaine Clement, Jojo Rabbit, Julian Dennison, Karl Urban, Kiwi films, Krysty Wilson-Cairns, Loren Taylor, mark ruffalo, marvel, marvel cinematic universe, MCU, New Zealand, Next Goal Wins, no time to die, oscars, Rachel House, Sam Neill, Satire, scarlett johansson, short films, Star Wars, sundance, Super City, Taika Waititi, taika waititi tribute, Team Thor, Tessa Thompson, The Inbetweeners, The Mandalorian, thor, Thor: Love and Thunder, Thor: The Dark World, Time Bandits, Tom Hiddleson, vampires, What We Do in the Shadows, Cat Sole
A Tribute to Taika Waititi: The Rise and Journey of this Multi-Talented Director
Taika Waititi is a household name globally with Marvel and Star Wars universes, and claiming an Oscar with black comedy ‘Jojo Rabbit’....
